The Yealink CP965 Conference Phone is here! Watch this short video as we unbox this new and exciting Android-based conference phone, and see how easy it is to set up, operate, and so much more!
The CP965 runs on Android 9 and can be paired via Bluetooth or connected via USB for hybrid meeting modes. This device provides a clear audio experience that sounds natural, supported by its 13 built-in microphones.
Happy Holidays! While you enjoy quality time with family and friends, don’t forget to watch our December News Update. This month’s VoIP News Update, we close out 2021 with some awesome new product releases from Fanvil and Snom. We also dive into what makes Sangoma Switchvox such a unique and viable option for your business. Click here to watch now!
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Before this year ends, we need to share with you the latest deals on used IP Phones so that you have the opportunity to take advantage of them before the new year! VoIP Supply carries a great selection of used IP hardware that is both great quality and affordable. Check out the full catalog here.
An oldie, but a classic! The IP 6000 Conference Phone is one of Poly’s old time favorites. It has remained a reliable conference phone throughout the years, used in many small to medium sized conference rooms. Featuring high-fidelity audio, Acoustic Clarity technology and a 12-foot microphone pickup, the IP 6000 delivers clear and crisp calls every time.
The Poly Trio is a conference phone designed for collaboration. If you are in need of a conference phone that delivers, then look no further than the Trio 8500. It has noise-cancelling technology, can pick up voices up to 14 feet away and features a 5-inch color LCD display.
Looking for a deskphone instead? Check out the VVX 501. This deskphone has Gigabit capabilities and supports up to 12 SIP lines. Its touchscreen display makes it easy to manage the menu as it is as intuitive as using a smartphone. The VVX 501 features background noise suppression as well as Polycom’s Acoustic Clarity technology for full-duplex conversations. Learn more about the VVX 501 here.
Don’t forget to take a peek at our Refresh site for a look at our refurbished catalog. Stock varies daily and something tells me a lot of people are hoping to get their hands on our used IP Phones this holiday season! Wanna talk to one of our Refresh elves in our warehouse? Call us at 1-800-398-8747.
Christmas is just around the corner! While you celebrate this holiday season, don’t forget to also check out our new VoIP phones and headsets! Let’s jump in:
Yealink’s NEW Ruggedized DECT Handsets & Microsoft Teams Phones
Yealink introduced a bunch of exciting new phones including the ruggedized DECT handsets, Microsoft Teams USB phones, and more!
Did you know that you can combine the Ruggedized handset with Yealink new DECT base station W70B? These handsets deliver superb and stable audio quality even with poor network conditions. Check out these new Yealink handsets:
If you haven’t checked out Jabra’s Evolve2 75 Series, you are really missing out! The Evolve2 75 Series is ideal for hybrid workers who may find themselves changing locations on a daily basis. With extraordinary noise canceling technology and world-class audio performance, these headsets will surely help keep you focused wherever work takes you!
Better yet, we have these Jabra Evolve2 75 Series headsets in stock now:
What does the lights on your headset tell you? These colorful lights are more than just normal LED lights. They are giving you information about your battery, power status, calling status, and more!
What does the LED lights on my Jabra Evolve2 75 mean?
Depending on the LED colors and behavior, it can mean different things. Check out this chart for an overview of the corresponding status:
There are two LED light locations.
On the top: Busylight LED
Red – busy
Flashing Green – incoming call
Slow Flashing Purple – trying to connect to Microsoft Team *This will time out after 10 seconds
Fast Flashing Purple – Microsoft Teams notification
At the bottom: Status LED
Green – power on/ battery full
Yellow – battery medium
Red – battery low
Flashing Red – battery critically low
Flashing Blue – pairing
Flashing Purple – resetting/firmware updating
Flashing White – headset docked in an optional charging stand
There you have it! Visit our website to learn more about the Evolve2 75 Series or simply give our VoIP experts a call today to learn more!
The new wave of future workers is coming, are you prepared? With more people working both from home and office, creating a flexible hybrid work environment has become the key to success. Let’s look at a few common challenges and how you can cope with them easily!
Challenge 1: Disconnection Between On-site and Remote Workers
With staff working in different places, employees can feel disconnected from each other. Therefore you need the right equipment to bring them together and stay connected.
Solution: Efficient collaboration devices
Provide tools that can help them stay connected with the team at all times no matter where they work, including:
Collaboration platforms such as instant chats, call recording, etc
Challenge 2: Too Much Distraction from Noise and Human Interruptions
With more employees working from home or even on the go, having a solution that helps reduce distractions is more important than ever.
Solution: Devices with Noise Cancelling Technology & Do Not Disturb Features
Make sure your employees have collaboration devices with noise cancelling technology! There are many headsets available on the market with HD speaker performance and noise cancelling microphone. Here are a few options:
You should also enable the Do Not Disturb feature on your phones to reduce human interruptions.
Challenge 3: Workers Shifting from Different Space and Locations
Empowering your workers in different locations is not an easy task; however these wireless devices below will make it easier to build a flexible working environment!
Do you have a larger room or office that is in need of wider radio coverage? Great news! Yealink’s W59R handsets are equipped with a repeater mode that can extend your radio coverage of the base station. This feature will give you greater freedom of mobility in large dwellings.
How does it work? All you need to do is to enable the repeater mode and make sure a repeater is registered to your base station. Then all handsets registered to that base station can be used either within the range of the base station or the repeater.
Note that the repeater mode and eco mode+ features cannot be used at the same time.
How to Set Up the Repeater Mode on Yealink’s W59R Ruggedized Handsets
Simply follow these steps to set up the repeater mode:
1. Go to OK > Settings > System Settings > Repeater Mode.
2. Select a desired repeater and press OK.
The handset prompts whether to reboot this base station.
3. Confirm the action.
The base station reboots to make the change take effect. The change is applied to all the handset registered to the base station.
Feeling a little cold? Warm up with our new VoIP update this month! In this episode, we are going to talk about some exciting news from Vonage, Mitel, Ericsson, Ring Central, Sangoma and more! We will also recap our time at Channel Partners 2021. Don’t miss out!
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Poly’s VVX x50 Series is known for its extraordinary sound and built-in smart features. If you are looking for a feature-rich and stylish IP phone, you can’t miss out on Poly’s VVX s50 Series!
The VVX x50 Series Key Features:
Enhance sound quality of conversations
Access features fast in a modern design
Customize for a variety of office settings
Deploy to teams easily and quickly
We understand a couple of these models are difficult to get your hands on right now, so we wanted to highlight the main difference and features. Knowing these could help you offer a model that is more available (AKA the VVX 250). See them side by side in a chart below:
Did you know that Patton’s SmartNode Series of enterprise session border controllers (SBCs) are certified to support Microsoft Teams Direct Routing?
Direct Routing is a Microsoft Teams feature that enables interconnection between the UC software and any SIP or PSTN services a company wishes to use
With this certification, Microsoft Teams users can now employ an external SIP or PSTN communication service provider for external calls while taking advantage of the benefits of the unified communications platform.
Patton offers a variety of SBCs for all sized businesses and they are all operated and managed through the Patton Cloud. Learn more about Patton’s SBC here!
Key features:
Auto-provisioning, separate config domain support, secure provisioning for configuration & software upgrades
